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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
A Would-Be Boom.

Some of the Republican papers OF
the North seem to feel in duty bound
to try TO boom MALONE, but their eff
forts in that direction generally border
on the amusing. If we may use the
expression it is evident that the work
sticks in their craws. Even so violent
a South-hating paper as the Philadel-
phia Eycnipg B0HctiH makes a dismal
failure in attempting to get enthusiastic
over the little General. The BaHlfi'
says:
"The election which takes place in
Virginia next month concerns entirely
the choice Of members Of the Lcgisla-
ture. The Republicans, under the
lead Of ex-senator Malone, are making
desperate efforts to obtain p majority IN
that body. If they succeed in doing
so they viii return Malone to his Old
seat in the Senate
The BUl'cfin then proceeds to argue
that if MALONE carries the state next
month it is more than probable that he
Will also cary it next year for the Re
publican candidate for President He
is the prince Of organizers, says tine
BuiiCtin, and is exerting him elf to
tho utmost to rally the dismembered
fragments of the Republican party in
the Old Dominion. From Rcpubii-
can standpoint that is very good start,
but our contemporary concludes with
the following apologize and singing
paragraph:
ct is true that the light is in one
sense a selfish effort for his own vindi-
cation, bat his personal triumph would
in this case DO more to break up the
>soldity Of the Democratic South than
any other event which at present seems
probable. -
The plain English of the BViicfiD'S
position is that MAHoNE is tolerated by
tie Republicans because they hope to
use lim against the South. That isnot
very complimentary to the little Gene
raj, TO say the least. However, there
is a lesson for the Democrats in both
the endorsement Of and the fling at Ma
HONE contained in the B0H>'iH's arti-
Gle. They show that the Republicans
consider Virginia the key to the solid
South, and are not at all particular rs
regards means, methods, and men to
he employed in striving to capture it.
The Virginia Democrats would do
we'll to ponder the grave responsibility
the enemy thus puts upon them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
HILL-CITY FAIR.
ABAD DAY BUT A Pine DISPLAY IN
THE DEPARTMENTS.
The Entries-PreparatiOns to Receive GOV
ernor Leo-The Trades parade-Ibs
Presidents Train.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.i

LYNcuBURG, Va. October lS.-Ihe
clouds settled down on the city to-day
like wet blanket and made the out
look for the fair rather gloomy. Inc
rain poured down steadily al day But
At the grounds the entries Of stock ami
other articles went on rs usual on the
frst day, and the exhibits began to take
shape IN all the departments. Inc
show of horse Is the largest ana hue't
without exception ever seen on ti'
grounds. and that of cattle Is equally as
coed ms that OF any previous year eX-
cert IN the short-horn class The otD,r
classes, intending poultry, are aH
we'll represented The display o. ear.
hinges and agricultural implements ana
machinery would do credit to the oil,e
Fair in lbs paluiest days. A novel lea
ture Of the mechanical exhibition Will
he q nail-machine in full operation run
hv an ciQhtcen-horse-powcr engine
both made ly the Glam0rgan company,
Of this city. There were 200 entries oil
miscellaneous articles in the ladies'
department to-day. aud by tomorrow
it will present very complete and
attractive display in all lis departments.
1o-morroW's programme includes an
address 10y Senator Daniel, a balloon
ascension, and several good races. The
city IS filling mp with visitors, AMI lle
attendance will be- large ii the weather
clears.
Thursday. the day Of General Lees
visit. is al-o Nh. date fixed for the great
trades display. and viii bee the big day
O. the exhibition. Goycu or Lee wi.
BE- met at the Richmond ana Allegheny
dorot At + a. NJ. 10y "a reception come
miit,c. cons sting al y. c. Manson
0mayor. G.. ". Button, and Captain
C.. Vi. Ellchforl and "a military escort,
and conducted t0thc Noryc'i-trlip2t)n.
At II o'clock 4. NJ. the Governor Will
bc escorted 10 the fair grounds by five
military companies, with several bands
If music. Immediately following the
military urocl s~ion will cone the
trad,s procession. the two together
constituting one grand parade.
4 telegram received to night states
thet the Presidents train is scheduled
To- reach here at II O'Clock r. VI. Octo-
h.r 4lst. The comparatively carly
hour of its arrival will gretly stima-
late tie scheme In contemplation to ct
zap an impromptu demonstration. The
probability is that the pyrotechnic dis
: lay will Dc POSTPONED to Friday might
ari made to do duty in honor of tle
0rcasi0u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
| AM GONE.
DEATH OF RILEY. WHO WAS SHOT IN
NORFOLK.
The Detectives Deience-Ihe peceased a
Dangerous Character-Eavy- Yard
NOtes-Briefs.
lcorrespondcnco Of the Richmond Di.patc1.I

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcl.l
NORFOLK, October IS, 1887.
James Riley, the detective who was
shot on Water street Yesterday after
noon by Detective John i. James, died
this morning at II o'clock at st. Vim
cents Hospital, where he was taken
soon after the shooting. He died sui
denly. An attendant was holding him
mp at the time, adjusting the bedding,
when be rolled over on his side, cX-
claiming, 81 am gone +" and immeli-
Gtcly expired. So unexpected was his
death that no OUfc-moTfCW statement
was taken.
Tho only defence Detective James
has is that hc was afraid of Riley,
owing TO his reputation rs desperate
character. and shot him down in the
belief that his own life was in dlngor.
The deceased served two terms in the
peniicntary-one for shooting aud
killing Charley Lqughlin and the other
for shooting Charley Edwards. He was
forty-two years of agc. James will be
examined some time this afternoon.
The parents, brother, and sister OF
the late Professor Maxwell ). Hulgius,
who was accidentally killed on Sunday,
arrived here this morning, and the
funeral took place from the Church OF
tie Disciples this afternoon.
It is now understood that not only
the hull, Int the engines and the
boilers of the new battle snip are to ba
built at the navy yard here, AMI the
work will be pushed forward with all
possible speed.
Oyster-catchcrs who are working mp
Chesapeake bay say the hlyalYes ar,
scarce and poor IN IanGitr souni, ana
also IN tine Potomac ana happahanno,N
rNels. In coHs'queace.eol ms scarcity
tie planted oysters wlIl yield handsome
profits to the owners as the season all
Vancos and the rock oysters get scar;er.
Jbe anti-Nahone fopu'lIcans oil
Norfolk comfy nc today holding
township meetings to elect delegates to
convention IL he held tomorro" 70
nominate candidate for the hoonse OF
neie6"', In opposition 10 Ooioli-i
george A Mariih'
r young "ni'e man named IiehIy H'
New OF ChaIios City county mas ,'5eH
"fi,S'I" Al Toi''IN c'uH'' "u , 90
mI't'd 70 jan on warrant l... ch"r5ln8
MN WIN WIN ITlonY III Ni G3 . NY -
Nn"lllc iy'' 'nt NII'u''' i c.N.
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knsAcN NOfPs.
correspondence Of the Richmond Di-pa'chl
W,vrrrv. Va. October -, 1857.

fCorrc-rCudcnce 81 the h'hnoh1 'l-pA chi
WAvrrLv. Va. October Is, 1887.
The Circuit Court for Sussex county
meets ON October 3lst, at which time
tine case of Smith against the Atl}utic
and Danyille railroad viii be heard.
Ibis is a damage suit for 5l,50J
brought bv Smith. vino wasbally burn
od in burning car at Wavcrly last
-riuP. :,
Iz.Govcrnor Cameron, ". y. Nell
whine. and other distinguished att)r-
news Of Petersburg have ARRANGED with
the Board Of Supervisors OF Sussex
county 10 eight the Atlantic and
Danyillc railroad on the bonds issued
by said board to all in the construction
Of said road. This suit is similar to one
now pending in Greenyille county,
and it is understood that the attorneys
undertake the case in Sussex for - per
cent. Of the amount they save the
county.
The political waters in Sussex are
very rlacid. The Democrats have de
clinod to make any nomination for the
House.
Farmers in this section are busy dig
eiug thcir peanuts, and This crop, like
thc corn crop, is above the average.
Democrats in Southampton county
are widc awake and promise t. "ro'l
UD an unprecedented Democratic ma
joriiy for Schiall and Barnes. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DIsua''h.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE oct. IS, ISL

Correspondence Of tle Richmond Dlsua'rhl
CHNIortEsVLrE. oct. is, lS>G
It the meeting Of the Society of the
Alumni Of tine University Of NirgilIa
last june, il was unanimously deter
mined 10 build an alumni memorial
BAH at that institution in memory OF all
the dead alumni Of the proicssoriat, and
of the distinguished men in this and
other States 10 whom the university Is
indebted. COMMITTEES are being APP
poutcd in the various States to push
tlc matter, and nothing viii De allowed
to delay the work.
IglSLos Of new buildings at the
university. the new medical hall Will
he dedicated ID the 18th of October
Or. IaulB. Frringer, of North Caro-
lima, VIII doliycrthc address.
4 new mess hall is being built on
Dorsou's row
The number Of students this year
is much larger than had been expect |,
there being at tins i t. some seventy
i've matucuiattd more than at the
same date last year
a baltimore lady has Given the uni
vors.ty 5000 20 establish \ scholar
Ship.
Mr.. r. ". antrim, who hls been i'll
sNDal weeks, j. colyalcsceut
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northumberland.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispat'h.l
FArRpoRT, y. Y, October lS.--One
of the most brilliant weddings of the
season occurred tonight at the First
Baptist church in this city. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Stella De
Land, daughter Of the late Judge d.
b. DeLand, Of Fairport, and Rev. j..
L Dickinson, the popular pastor OF the
First Baptist church, Orange, New
jersey, and formerly of your city.
Rev. A. T.. Dickinson, d. D., of
Richmond, the father of the groom,
was the officiating clergyman. The
bride was given away by her bro
Their, Hon. Levi j. DeLand, and Rev.
Edward Braslin, ID. d., pastor of the
Observation-Disclosures Baptist church,
Brooklyn, was the grooms best man.
The reception at the elegant resi-
dence Of the brides mother was one OF
the most notable events in social life
at FairpOrt.
The DeLands are one of the best
known and wealthiest families in West
ern New York. Judge DelAnd, the
father Of the bride, built the DeLand
cottages at Richmond College in 1870,
and since his death his widow has been
generous patron Of that institution.
Hon. Levi J. DeLand has been mem
Der of the New York General Assembly,
and is now a prominent member Of the
New York Democratic State Commit
tee.
The bridal party will spend some
weeks IN Richmond and then return 10
Orange, n. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Horrors or Ire sn Labrador.

10y iaIo-fhiIi. Too ire l'.tIfaI.
Cplctco. October lS.-A Montreal
srDcal SAYS: Two families named Hus-
,.H and lumlct have after great cX-
srlicus cscYpcd the somistlryttiou OF
Labrador and reached Montreal. The
stoiy they tell Of lfo ia Labrador j.
vUy painful The people are in % con-
dihou of scmi-s'aIyation. They are
slaves of dcalors who never ALLOW them
10 see "A shilling Wei knowing That Il
they had little moaey they would fly
the country as from a land Of pesu-
lencc. Mrs. Russell, young and very
intelligent woman, made the following
statement, to which two men lent their
assent:
1--WE ere here because NC could live
there 10 longer. We were almost
starving. We have often been hungry.
j lie fishing Las fallen away. The peo-
pie cant live, and they can't get away
because they never receive a shilling IN
their lives. We are paid for our fish in
goods and clothes. We have tO pay
tLrce prices for everything. The fish
ing lasts only three months, and We
have 70 live the other nine months out
Of the profits of the three. The fishery
has 50 fallen away that there is barely
enough made to keep us during the
summer The spring IS the worst sea-
son, for then there Is nothing at all.
Tie Government gives q little assist
ancc. hut what is little flour, peas,
and molasscs ? | have had no fresh
meat for twenty-five years. Such q
thing is never thought of. We have
often ground peas and made sort OF
tea Of them. No such thing as meat or
potatoes or vegetables. IhS whole
country is IA barren rock. We have got
silt meat, and not enough Of that.
when fishing was good We could man
age to live, but instead Of gettingabout
a hundred quintGils We could ONLY get
about thirty five now, and on that We
have to live nine months. There
are now about one hundred fami-
lies in Bethel harbor. All who
can got away are going. It's u hard
thing to see your family growing up
around YOU and nothing for them to do
and nothing for them 10 eat. Many q
time my little boy here has cried be
cause there WIS nothing to do. He was
eager to earn something and he knew
lie never could earn anything there.
And you never get any money for
| Your fish? ?"
Not a penny do We ever handle.
We have just to take what they give us
in clothes and food. We never would
have gotten here but for my uncle, who
gave Us a little money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

MALONE and BOND make things lively
here in the Old Dominion ? We quote
SHERMAN once more:
81 believe we are now willing 10 per
form the greater duty Of guarding the
national ballot-box from all frauds or
corruption or wrong by peaceful means
specially provided for 10y the Consiitu
ton of the United States. We only
wait until the 4th of March. 1889. for
the assent Of the people to resume this
line of public policy"
That is but q short time. After that
expires MALONE will, if SHERMAN's wish
he carried ont, have a chance to reward
a number of his followers in Virginia
by clecting them to Congress.
Will the people Of Virginia assist
MALONE and SHERMAN and BoND in
getting control of this state? We
think not. But the way to prevent
such q calamity is TO elect q Democratic
Legislature three weeks hence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
EaIdwin-AugUsta Fair.

SPECIAL telegram 20 tho Ditpatchl
SrirNroN. VA, October lS,-Tho
fist day of the Baldwin District Fair
lxmbl1cn indicates one of the most
successful which has ever taken place.
ILc live stock Of all kind, especially
cattle and horses, are i'm large numbers
and Of superior grades than previously
ail tie other departments are also
well filed. The prospect is good If
lhe weather permits for hrse crowds
tle remaining days. Night came on
with slight mowers and heavy, lowering
clouds. There aye many visitors as
W,l as exhibitors here from a distance.
It J, stated upon positive authority
that Hon. }. W Greou,mith. judge Of
TIE City Court, has forwarded his
designation to the Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Marriage at ChristiausburE- Per.
HOual->aipmcnisO rCatiic.

Special telegram to tho Dispstch.l
CGMsrIANsBUEG, Va, October IS
Mss Maggie l.. Giggat, daughter of
the late Or. William Figgat all n'ece
Of Hon. !. II. Ii. Figgat, was to-day
married at the residence of her mother
TO DR.. w. T. Henderson, of Blacks
burg. They left on the morning train
for Richmond and other points East,
W ere they will remain for two weeks.
Dr. W. \. Wilson left to-day to at
tend the Medical Convention which
meets in your city.
General l.. l.. Lomax and Colonel
Ballard Preston will attend the meeting
Of the agricultural colleges to be held
III Washington this week. General Lo-
max will then return by Richmond,
where he will make arrangements for
tie Hlacksburg corps of cadets, which
will attend the laying Of the corner
stone OF the Lee monument. Com
mandant j. 7. Knight will take charge
of the corps-one hundred and thirty
strong.
Notwithstanding the low price Of cat
tie large shipments for the northern
market pass here daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Baltimore Races.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


BALTIMORE, OctobcrlS.-First race
for two-yearolds, five furlongs-King
Crab won; Vance second, Speedwell
third. Time, l;02t.
Second race-for three-year-olds and
upward, three quarters of miIe-Stuy-
veysant won Bradford second, Patro-
Giles third. Time. l:ljk.
Third race-Oriole handicap for all
ages, one mile and furlong-King-
ston won; Ferenzi second, Volante
third. Time, 1856.
Fourth race-Breckinridge stakes,
three year-olds, one mile and five fur
longs-Hanover won Glenmound Sc
cond, Stockton third. Time, 1854.
Fifth and last raco-dash OF one aud
quarter miles, for all ages-Elkwood
won; Jennie II. second, Vosburg
third. Time, 2;ll!,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

s,ores along the way. On reaching the
hotel The c1ests and escort were drawn
M in line and Judge G.. NJ. Peek vel
coined the visitors in few appropriate
rCmarks. after which the ex-Confed-
crates took their guests into the
hotel where refreshments were
ec,y(d Then carriages were pro
cured and the different places OF in
terost were visited. Dinner was enjoy
Cd after which short speeches we're
made by Governor Woodhn' Mayor
Brown. Commander DAILY, and John NJ
Willis. Esq. The visitors left for home
this morning ria the Cape-Charles
route, much pleased with their recep-
49,, PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

The structural character of our Gov
eminent is in plain antagonism to Judge
Bonds course. He may as well disperso
Legislature and unseat the Governor at
the point Of the bayonet, for it is
Legislature and Governor who are re-
sponsible for the laws under which the
State revenue officers act. If such
antics rs his are to be INDUCED the
State had better surrender the Consti-
tuition and her obligations along with
it -Birmingham Age.
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